Short Married Man Poems
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There’s a young married man in Kentucky
Who finds all touchy-feely stuff yucky
He is so uptight
he shakes hands goodnight
He says he’d like kids, but some guys aren’t lucky
2/11/22
Married Man Shy
Of her eyes
and of her hair
I have been
aware one year
and I have said
no more than
I’ll be gone
all afternoon,
take all calls,
all messages.
Donal Mahoney
You think about him
And his blessee
In your house.this love
Must perish in the sugar
Canes of kwa-zulu natal
Blessee:a stupid young woman who is greedy,who gets gifts from a fat, lousy and ugly married man
I was talking to a girl,
Who had fallen in love with a married man,
She said,'I can't help it, he consumes me,'
But I can't do anything otherwise it'll split his marriage up.
I said,' baby, you can as much stop life as you can stop at a red traffic light.'
Form:
This woman loves a married man
So she sings the jazzy blues,
Hoping to be carried into
Distant space where she
Never heard of heartache.
This woman sips her wine
As she wades in the rivers,
Searching for poor autumn leaves
To ask if she too can drown
And become dust to earth.
You're married man,
But you don't care.
It's not the
Woman or the
Mermaids that are
Your Romance.
It's dark alleys
and indiscretion
that make you
******.
It sickens me,
though we are
the same,
Except you
Fail to Admit
Who you are.
And your wiriness
Doesn't become
a Married Man.
And death we
Do not part.
BIKINI DREAMS
Beautiful young ladies
In tiny suits I see
Kissed by the sun, their bodies
Indulge my fantasies
Now if I could only meet one
In rapture I would be
Dancing on their surfboards
Running in the sand
Exciting all the young men
Ample bodies lean and tanned
My instincts are to join them
SOL, I'm a married man
I
A happily married man is he
Who weds, not for love, but for policy.
His life will be clover
If his wife will sign over
Not the deed to her heart, but her property.
II
A woman who weds for the pleasure,
May live to repent at her leisure.
When she's no more excuses
For her husband's abuses,
A close bond with her lawyer she'll treasure.
Every day I went away
Near fifty years of work
Pleasantly I spent the day
Midst temptation's lurk
Pretty women all around
Everywhere I turned
Dazzling smiles, alluring frowns
For so many my heart yearned
Alas, I was a married man
A trooper, faithful to his wife
But now she's gone, the field I scan ~
Ponder paths untrod in life
~ This, of course, is pure fiction ~
A romantic ring, beautiful to behold
…dazzling diamond or gorgeous gold
A symbol of a special synchronization
A real ring, not just for fun or fashion
A romantic ring, not for boys not for beast,
A righteous ring, presented before a priest.
Meant for a married man… a mild ring
Fit for a wise, worthy woman... wedding ring.
A cute curve of kindness, caresses and kiss
Built beautifully, bringing blessings and bliss.